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PUREST TALCUM.
No secret about 'l‘sicum Powder.
'i‘ho only question is. is it pure? We
have our own: we know it is pure.
Cooling when applied on a hot after-
noon; delightfully perfumed: reiievos'
chilling and burning. 20c per can at
Bridge Pharmacy.
H. W CHAMBERS.
For the convenience of the readers
of the Sentinel. aletter box has been
placed on the bridge in front of the
shop of William R. Gilbert. Items for
publication are collected daily. They
ehould be signed by the writer as an
evidence of good faith.
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The Pastime Athletic Club Is plati-
nlng to hold a very pleasant outcr-
talnment, this evening at tiieir rooms
in Van Zandt street:
I
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A regular meeting of the Lucia
Helpers' Circle was held at 3 o‘clock
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. H. Baker, in Osborn avenue.
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it is understood that n well-known
‘East Norwalk man is in training at
present for a. fistlc encounter which is
soon to come off; The. affair is said
to be over a young lady.
it is believed that the estimates for
the building of the new truck house
will be handed in by the builders
shortly, and' when this Is done the
building committee proposes to see.
that the work is hurried along as fast
as possible.
An amusing story is being told of
an easy—going East Norwuik man. It
seems that on Sunday he went fish—
ing, and after angling to his heart's
content he decided to go ashore. The.
land was some distance off. but he
noticed that the wind was blowing
him toward it and he would not have
to row. He accordingly laid down in
the bottom of the boat and drifted.
A launch came along. and the steers-
maii. seeing the boat drifting, ap-
parently unmanned, steamed up to it
and saw a motionless figure in the
bottom of the boat. Pictures of a
shipwreck, and other forms of mar-
ine tragedy flashed before him, as he
boarded the shift. He turned the. ap-
parently dead man over and was
greeted with the polite sniutution.
“flow do you do. friend?"
ROWAY TON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in
Rowayton, are Frederick LockwoOd,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Stephen S. Cook, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his father, Oliver
Cook, of the West. Side.
Aftoi‘iicy lrco Davis, of Norwuik,
visited the ltowriyiou pulriic school.
yesterday. in his official capacity as
school visitor.
Rain fell heavily during a shower of
two Iltilll‘s' duration yesterday and the
benefit to grass and other vegetation
was lucniculnbic.
Mr. and Mrs (Iydc 11011011 and son
Spencer of ilr-.orkvillc Ontario, have
been making 11 visit with Mr, and
Mrs. Spencer C. liortoii, ltowuyton
avenue.
W. Frederick Ambler had his iuuucli
taken to Barkers Launch Works in
Norwalk yesterday, 'wherc an cv-oi
hauling will take place. and the craft
placed in good condition for the sca-
son.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents fer the Evening Gentinel. in
Barton. are Arthur Slaueon. and Wei
lace Sherer. Orders sent to either at
II“ above will yeezive prompt atten-
on.
Mrs. 110101185
Port Chester. ‘
Willard Man
was in town ”MIMI
Charles Abbe.o 01"IIVorcrrsici' Moron,
Cid
has purchased énco E Boofieids
propcrr y in Dariun. . .1
The appealed chlro'b‘f 'Michrwi Egon,
who was Hood 610 and cords recently
by Juntir :- of liic l’cucc Wiilmoit. will
come up for trial in Bridgeport on
Thursday.
Boston, Mass. ,
on business
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”Jill‘litiliy bow, who visited buried
some years ago with her album of
family portraits homes you to look
at her coiiection of picture: again.
She will be m the Darius Town Hull
Saturday evening. June '10. 1005, 111
eight, 0 ‘ciock After the album is clon-
66.1116 ladies of the Congregational
church will sell ice cream. unite and
strawberries 11611116111011.1665
An interesting ball same took place
Saturday on the Brady Grounds, ho-
tweeu the barren team and the Ath-
letiol. The Doric-n players carried off
the honors, the were being fourteen to
I “Mr _ .
, A regular meeting of Eagle Rock
. and “rider Company on: hold at the
; truck house. Monday evening. Two
‘ new applications for Membership
octagnpent Sunday In '
were acted upon. and it was voted to
build a fence around the truck house.
WEBTPORT.
Agent. for th. Evening Sentinel, in
Weetport. are 6. Digiovonni and Wm.
E. Nash. Ordere lent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
A child of William Bradley has scar-1
Ict fever. .,
\
A. Jones. of West Norwnlk. was on
end of the week visitor in town.
There is an increase in the trolley
iruiiic during the past few days.
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The infant son of William Collins
is the victim of scarlet fever and his
condition is reported as critical.
The public wait patiently for some-
tliing decisive in the matter of ac-
tion regarding the proffered $30,000
donation for a library building. It is
understood that the association will
act at the earnest possible moment.
The Musical society incl. at the home.
of Willard S. Adams Monday night,
and enjoyed one of the best pro-
gi'uuiiiics that have been offered this
season. Opportunity was given for
Mrs. Admits to display her well known
ability as hostess.
Mrs, Sarah Bradley, wife of l). B.
Bradley, Six, died at her ironic ut the
Forms, Moiiduy. Deceased was a
well known resident of this place,
where she had resided for the better
part of her life. interment will be
in Willow llrook cemetery.
Tire onion farmers hereahouls are
not eluted 01 er the prospects especial-
ly as already many fields have had to
lie plunged up IllltI replantcd and there
is :1 question as to the ability of the
growers to raise much if any of a
crop this year. It was evidently a
wise precaution on the part of many
furriicrs to try other products.
Not yet do the people become. re-
conciled to the absence. of the water
trough or fountain in the center, nor
do the. sciectiiicn appear to be much
concerned for its reappearance. It is
suggested that :1 search wurrahl. be
issued and efforts made It) locate the
particular junk Iioup where it. is sus-
pct-led of being relegated to.
WESTON.
Miss Edna Meeker is the guest of
her aunt in New Cuiruun.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ilix welcomed
a little daughter last week.
Miss li'cnc Lockwood. who
been quite ili, is convalescent.
has
John, the four-ycar-old sou of'li. .i.
McConkcy, is III‘WIIII scarlet fever.
Mrs, H. B. Strri'ges is entertaining
her daughter and‘son-in-Iuw, Mr. and
Mrs. Paiois.
Miss (} ardnei, of Norwaik, has been
spending several days with Mrs. J.
M. Lockwood.
Mrs. Nut-c, of Philadelphia. who has
been visiting Mrs. John Williams, has
returned home,
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Mrs. W. P. Rowland has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Murchuiil.
in West. lit-riding,
Miss .Icnnie Hoyt has returned to
llidgcfieid after spending two Works
with Mrs V (Iodiic
W,
II i'ch,
week,
I’, Lockwood and 0111111110 All-
who were on the silk list lust
ili’(' improving.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nichols and lit—
tle son, of New York, have been
guests of Mes, 1.. M. Gould.
Children's Day services will be held
in the Congregational Church on Sun-
day morning at 10:40. Preaching ser-
vice ln the evening at 7:30.
'I‘wo most interesting and powerful
sermons were delivered by Rev. J. l...
Shirt-1y at tho ("ongregatioiial (ihurch
on Sunday. the text for the morti-
iiig being from Acts 10: 2. "Did ye re-
ceive the Holy Spirit when yo believ-
ed?“ The evening discourse was from
Joshua 3: 4: "r‘or ye. have not pass—
ed this way heretofore."
NEW CANAAN.
Miss Ilcnnor Hall was a visitor in
New York yesterday.
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(lounge 1". Middluirrook is again able
to be out after several days‘ illness.
'I‘lienc is some talk of erecting a
flag pole on the large green in front
of the Congregational Church.
The Now (111111qu band is holding
nightly rchcnrsulu in preparation of
the build concerts to be held soon. A
large liund stand will be erected on
11111 cornw of Main and Forest sli‘oetli.
John Hopkins, coschmen for wri-
iinm Granule. who jumped from the
carriage on Mt. Lebanon during a
runaway. and fractured his left leg,
is renting comfortably at tho Blam-
ford hospital.
A large number of New Canaan peo.
ple attended the wedding of Decree
N. Woundy and Miss Catherine Hall in
Darlen. last evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Woundy left last evening for an ex-
tended tour through Maine and Ver-
mont. m
Thomas W. Hall. in. let: yesterday
morning for New York where he was
joined by his brother Philip. 'i‘hey
left New York for Europe on the Kate-
or Wilhelm der Greenwood will moire
days after
COLORADO OO'LLTIIOI“
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an ostensive tour abroad, returning in
the early fall
-'i‘be members of the Cadet Corps
voted Monday evening to go into their
annual camp at Hickory Bluff the first
week in August. and the following com-
mittee was appointed to assume
charge of arrangements: Carl S. Ray-
niond, Horace Johnson, Elmer E lins-
coe, Chas. M. Griobel, Bradley Keelor
and Edward Kelley.
~Moth6rs lose their dread for “that
terrible second summer" when they
have Dr. Fowler's Extract of,Wlld
Strawberry in the house. Nature's
specific for bowel complaints of every
sort ..
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NOTES OF THE SEASHORE
m
Mrs. J. A. Waiters Is quite. ill at the
home of her son, George F. Wailers.
Hickory Bluff.
The work on the new lighthouse on
Peck’s Lodge is progressing rapidly.
The last row of iron plates on the iron
cylinder was placed in position yester-
day. The work of filling the inside
of tire cylinder with large rocks and
concrete is being carried on.
STRIKE-PEACE PROSPECTS.
Talk of Another Conference Between
Parties in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Juno 7.-—i’euco prospects
in the touuisicrs‘ strike look a new
lease of life today, the teamstcrs‘ joint
council having agreed to accept the
elllpItiinl'h' conditions for another coil-
fcreucc.
The action was taken in the absence
of President Shea.
Levy Mayer, attorney for the mer-
chants, was notified that a committee
possessing plenary ‘powcrs was ready
to meet a. similar committee of cm-
ployici‘s.
It was believed the. employers would
consent to 11 conference, possibly to-
day on this basis.
President Walter Gibbons, of the
terriiisters’ counril. named the strife
crs‘ representatives. 0n the commit.
ice are members of every union riow
affeciod by the strike, including the
express drivers.
The revival of peace hopes, it was
expected, would postpone for the time
being at. least, the. impending crisis
between the team owners and the
truck drivers. The ,urihiu bud voted
unanimously to reject the arbitration
proposal of the owners.
While the action of the. truck driv-
ers was a shock to the team owner's,
it was not considered probable. in the.
light of the other developments:that
they would make a move at once to
lock out 6,000 drivers in their eni-
ploy.
TO GO AFTER JONES' BODY.
Second Squadron of the North Atlan.
tic. Fle:t Assembles.
NEW YORK. .lunc 7.-'l‘lie second
squadron ol‘ the North Al.itillll' fleet.
consisting of the uriiiorod cruiser
Bl'OtikIyn turd the protected cruisers
Chattanooga. Gaivrislon and Tacoma.
selector] by the Navy Department to
bring the body of John Paul Jones
from Franci- will assemble off the na-
val itncliorugc tit Toinpkinsvillc. S. l.
today and will proceed on Thursday to
sen on the way to Ciroriioui'g. Off
that port the. casket containing the
body will be transferred to tho Brook-
lyn. Rear Admiral Slush-cc. who will
be in t‘OlilillillilI, will board his fing-
ship off ’I‘onipklnsville, this afternoon.
At the llrookiyn Navy Yard, carpen-
ters have been busily engaged on the
flagship. completing-tin orik platform
which is rolled the “il‘liilioguny Surro-
pliugus." incurring the iiittiioguny cus-
iiig that. is to receive. the loaded coillri
containing the body of the coriiiiiuridcr
of the llonhoiunie Rii-lirird.
Ariiiiirul Slasherx expects to make the
voyage from Sandy Iluok to the t‘licr-
bourg Breakwater in about thirteen
«Iuys. .
On Its arrival at Clici'bourg. the
squadron will be met by the French
warships. that are to participate, in the
final tribute in is‘re 'h waters. 'l‘en
its arrival the squadron.
it is expected. will sail for Annapolis.
,CQULDN'T PAY HER BILL.
New York "Operatic Singer" in Trou-
ble at Stamford.
STAMFORD. J unc 7.~»A woman who
said she was Mrs. A. W. Whipple. of
New York, operatic singer and iociur-
or, was detained at Police Headquar-
ters here all day for noihpaynient of
a board bill. 148.81 'l‘ucsdny slrc hired
a suite of expensive rooms from Mrs.
Frost.
Monday Mrs. Frost observed licr
making preparations to depart tried
to collect. the board bill, and. failing,
called the police. mm Monday after
noon Mrs. Whipple was set free. She
had no money to settle the board bill
YALE GREWS DEPART.
NEW HAVEN. .lune 7.~Tlio Yaic
'Vurrilly uud froslnnoii crow squads
loft. for their iraiulug quarters at (inlet:
01:
no SENTIN Bi.
5 race sound
PRENIIER ROUVIER iN CHAROE.
New Official Reehfne the Active Di
rection of the F nah For. ’
elg 11 Office.
PARIS, Juno 7 wPrenrler Rouvier as
minister of foreign affairs look up the
active direction of t (1 foreign office
today. conferring “ii the chiefs of
departments upon various pending for—
eign questions. Jules Canibou. the
French ambassador to Spain. whose
name has been mentioned as the possi-
ble successor of M lielcasse, was uni-
ong the callers at the foreign office,
but M Rouvicrs permanent retention
of the portfolio of foreign. affairs is
now considered sctticd' as President
Loubet and parliament wish min to
surrender the portfolio of finance,
which he. also holds. and give his un-
divided attontioii lo the foreign sit.-
uuiiou. Either former Minister of
Public instruction I’Oiiltllil'o or former
Minister of Public Works Buudiu will
probably succeed Mi‘. Ilouvicr its min-
ister of finance. important dipiomn~
tic changes are also thought likely to
occur as 11 result of the cabinet chari-
gos. One report is that Marquis de
llevci'scoux, French ambassador of
Vienna. will succeed M. lliliourd as I'llll-
bassudor at Berlin and that Jules Cain.
bon may be transferred to St. Peters-
burg. The officials do not contlrni
these reports, saying it is too early to
forecast the changes resulting from
the new rcgliiie.
OWNS HALF A STREET.
A gift by tiio lute lluiiford Iryon to
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford railroad company of the present
site of the new depot and Its surround-
ings. made over forty years ago, says
yesterday's Bridgeport Standard. in re-
called by the fact that the corporation
has informally notified the city that. it
owns half of Writer street. from Fair»
fiedl avenue to Golden iliii street. it
will not make any effort to retain the
property in question. but. the. city may
be called upon to purchase the. land.
which is now Very valuable and with-
out which tho city would be badly crip-
pled in one of its most important thor-
oughtarcs.
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MRS SEARS HAS. HUSBAND‘S
WILL.
BOSTON, June ’1‘.-- Myitibcrs of the
family of the Into .1. Montgomery Sears
declined today to discuss the report
that a second will sold to have. been
drawn by Mr, Scars not long previous
to his death, had disappeared. it is
known that will' made about, twelve
years ago is in the imssossiou of the
heirs. Charles S. i-‘enlmiiow, repre-
‘senting the Sears estate, said today:
"Mrs. Scars bud .\ir,iSonrs' will iiiiti
she will present it for probate to the
court when it. seems to her to be, lit
and proper! ‘
OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
LONI.)ON, .Iiiiie Tsw'i‘lie forty-fifth
annual tournament for the open golf
championship begun at St. Andrew's
today. A record entry of 15:! lir't‘vs-
silntes three days' play. W. Ii. 'I‘uy-
lor, the winner the lust time the trunk
nutrient was held at St. Andrew's com-
pleted the first round in 60. The Am-
erican clininiion, W. Anderson. took
81}. Alcck . with, one. of the Ameri-
can representatives. did the. first. round
in til. While Smith played a heavy
wind was blowing.
lNVESTED 07.000 IN WIRE TAPPING
SCHEME
CHICAGO, June. 7.~ M. Cohen. 1)
wealthy junk denier of St. Louis. M41.
has reported to tho Chirugo‘poiicc the
loss of $7,000 by :1 "wire lapping"
swindle. Cohen liltfl'fli‘p men in St.
Louis and they unfolded to him on oi-
:iboi‘atc plan to beat. the. races which
are in progress itt tho Isiloniu track.
ilc visited their rooms in Chicago, saw
it lot of intricate electrical machines
and invested $7,000 in the scheme. Thr-
"1011 at once disuppenrml.
D. O. MILLS ALSO RESIGNS.
NEW YORK. June '1'. ~11. 0. Mills
said today [but be IliltI tendered his
resignation as director of tire Equita-
blc Life Assurance Society. Ills rea-
son. he said. was the nppurciii‘ liiipossi-
biiity of harmonious action in the
board of directors of the society.
STRUCK BY TRAIN.
liANlillitY, .luiie 7.—’l‘hornas Burns.
a driver for u Danliui‘y grocer, while
driving over the Mill Plain crossing
yesterduv afternoon was struck by a
train and badly injured.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TiME TABLE.
In Effect December 4, 1906.
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LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NIWYO
A.- M.:—-—12 62:, 6:331, 68: 46:, 6:101,
6:60. 6:66 7: 46. 8: 201, 8:69, 9:07:,
9. 39.x.M 9: 61. 10: 66:, 11: 61
P. M.:—-12 49x. 1: 06. ll: 06:, 6: 61.
11:10:. 6: 46, 6101:, 6: 36:, 7: 36!.
8:001, 9:621. 10:89.
Sundays. .
A. M.-—19:62:, 6:381, 6166:, 6:66,
li'crry this afternoon and were given 9342-
the usual deniouiuulivc send-off by tho
coileginns. 'l‘lrc eighteen members
of the university squad were cheered
individually and collectively from
Cunt. Wiiilllur to tho coxswains at it
mass meeting of tho uiudonls' held in
the street in front of the New Haven
Houuo. 'l‘h freshmen went to the
railroad sin ion to cheer off their
squad of fourteen men. The train 111
due in New London at 4:16.
RUOOIAN eueaeee'o DIRTHDAY.
8T. PETEREBIIRO, June 7.-’l‘hc
city is decorated and bottomed today
in honor of the amorous birthday.
Those who expected the day to be rig-7
nsllzed by an imperial proclamation
were disappointed. The first not of
Count von Voronuoff Doshkoif. as vi-
cor-11y of the Caucasus. has been the in.
troductlon of it re in: police regime
modelled on the 1111111111 system for
the preservation of public order. The
Tartan: are continuing their assaults
on the Armenians whose revolutionary
committee is very active.
INDOW-
1’. M. -—2: 69:. 6. 06:, 6: 66, 6:011.
7: 23, 13:00:, 9:6911, 10:14
NEW VORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.--4:60, 6:00, 6: 60 7' 60, 8: 00:.
$13121. 11:00:. 10:02:. 10: or, 1116011.
1.11.1101... 1: 011.com, 1:51.
3' 31!, I. 06:, 4: 09. 4:32, 13:01:, 6: 07,
6. 27, 6: 00:. 6: 02, 6:001. 0: 20, 11: 00!.
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Iunday I.
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:66.9: 111. 9: 11: 16: 68:, 11: 12.11: 44.
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Iris wort. in addition to sire e.
.:--9 67,619,716
A. .--19.itxh1‘ily.li 1:603. 7160.
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lieu England Electric Motors.
Have no superior. Can show
them In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
rlng Work Solicited.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’F’G. CO.
56 WATER 31'. so. NORWALK.
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It for one: or let us tune it up
to run "something like 1 NA-
TIONAL." , ..
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aid you in making selection! that will
harmonise with your other interior
decoration. »,
TO ORDIR.
.Wlndow shades and picture frames.
, creams. ‘
Cloth Window Shades. moi fringe.
9611. White and Brass Curtain Poles,
10°- . g 5‘
Painter‘s Supplies, Crockery, Glau-
lme. m. 1 1 1.1.1:
Painting and Paper Housing. '
I. H. Decker,
South Nomelkr Conn.
Telephone Connection.
SPANISH MACKEBEL. 10: LB.
STEAK coo, 100 1.11.
on ones. So LB.
BUTTER FISH, 10:: LB.
honoree. 7c LB.‘
. given consultation and
; Treatment hours,
67 WASHINGTON STREET.
1-1..
Specials.
VERY BEST ELGIN CREAMERY‘
BUTTER, 256. lb.
2 LBS. PAIL GOTTOLENE, 196.
a cane ass'r CORN. , 256.
3 CANS assi- PEAS 26o.
PURE LEAF LARD. PER 13.. 26a.
MILK CRACKERS, PER LB. 9-.
a 1.35., ,,
A. STULL
e4 COTTAGE 'AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN
CLEANLINESS
753W. 5'?" Stand“
Is a necessity of perfect Health and
an. essential element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dressing chain.-
bere with a snowy white, one-piece
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava-
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
We have samples in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.,
South Norwaik, Conn.
1110.11.11.16 and liar
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Any diseased condition of the
Throat. Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest and most. improved methods and
remedies. Now installed at 66 South
Main street, and any calling will be
examination
free, by a specialist who has been con-
, nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY.
Branch, 66 50. Main St.
8-10, 1-4, 7-8.
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throughout. no»
comfortable and np-todate hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat in every
room. Bathe in connection. Per-
feet sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. d!" 'l
Cafe carrying a. full line 8 Actor-
Merrill and Condit’s wines. quu :.i
and clam. Belt stocked bar in 2-1
00"!- or ”fill;
’1‘. J. SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 696—6.
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Paper.
Our stock of new‘zoo‘de just ‘1
is ,a little larger than ever beforu
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Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the york in the very beet
manner. ' . m.
We have taken a good nil-u!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your mph. i . rum-u
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the deooratic '
of your house inside or out.
E. E.
Gorham,
TILIPHONI 10H
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